are found somewhere they shouldn t be, it s an issue and we need to find out how the documents ended up there and is there any risk that they were exposed to people that didn t or shouldn t have had access. the key question, what led personal lawyers to leaf through biden s files in the first place, what were they looking for? i think everyone is surprised at every response we have gotten from the white house. everyone s surprised at how this whole thing has unfolded. i still don t know the answer as to why they were looking in the first place, what prompted them to go look on november 2nd? the president himself is doing something that his aids and officials here at the white house are not willing to do, publicly or privately, and that is express confidence that things are going to go okay with the special counsel. back to you. steve: and, peter, there is curiosity about why they, six days before the election, these lawyers were looking, and the washington post did a takeout ye
alphabet is the latest tech giant to announce a major round of job cuts. the wall street journal reports the company is slashing roughly 12,000 jobs reducing staff by 6%. the decision marks the company s biggest-ever round of layoffs as it faces a grim economic outlook. other big tech companies like microsoft, amazon and meta also downsizing as the industry braces for recession and you re going to have a hard time finding a car more valuable than this one. the 1979 pontiac firebird trans am set to hit the auction block. the classic car has been driven less than 37 miles over the past 44 years. a nebraska based restoration company found this gem hidden in an old barn. the original price for the 70s just over $8,000, safe to say it s worth a fair bit more than that in 2023. we don t have any bids yet, but it s going to cost somebody a lot. steve: i remember that was
here on fox and friends. brian: right. steve: meanwhile. brian: if we oversleep. steve: that s right. today is the 20th day of january. that means 11 more days of january, 11 more days of dry january. ainsley: yeah, that s right. i m proud have you you ve actually done it. i ve done damp january. steve: damp january. ainsley: i had an event with a bunch of my friends in the mountains last weekend and i said for that, it s a big trek, i really want to have. steve: just a drink. ainsley: some wine with them 11 more days. you know how many americans are participating. take a guess. ainsley: 50%. steve: five 0%. ainsley: 40%. steve: 35% of us legal adults skipped alcohol for the entirety of january 2022, up 14% from two years earlier, three years earlier so you have to figure even more have skipped it for 2023. brian: i want to support the bar industry i will not fall
children are not a curse and fertility is not a curse. exactly. one of my favorite versess in the book of psalms, we look at children so many times as curses, as obstacles to things we want to do. the bible says very clearly and even without the spiritual side of it, children are a blessing. our culture cannot move along. it cannot expand, it cannot survive without children. and so it s kind of changing our mindset when we think about children and our responsibility as parents and our privilege, i think, as parents to raise the next generation to be those arrows that will shoot into the culture and create the positive change that we want to see. amen. children are a blessing. ben so great to have you here today. good to be with you. by the way, bad of seven, i have you beat for a few but still time to catch up. i have a wonderful wife. you sure do. all right. thanks you guys. back to you the. steve: it s going to be a big day on our nation s capitol, thank you very much r
information. if you release it ideas, that should be against the law. right now it apparently is not. brian: yeah. which is insane. ainsley: which is surprising. brian: you would think one of the theories is, put it out, the put the draft out there see the backlash and see the pressure before it s formalized. maybe the supreme court justice alito will back off and realize we have to get a compromise because the country will go a flame. steve: he wrote the opinion. brian: yeah, he wrote the opinion and it leaked out. it didn t happen that way and the threats were a plenty and when it was finally put into play, the results, you could say that swung an election maybe kept the senate in democrats hands. ainsley: i want to know if they want to know who leaked it. it could be a liberal justice that might have wanted it to get out there to change the votes. it could have been a conservative who wants the votes to stick. steve: it could have been a justice s family. ainsley: